23 Aug 2017The Keilir Academy situated in Reykjanes, South Iceland, now offers Preliminary University Studies in English. The programme offers individuals who haven't finished college or secondary education access to university programmes in Iceland.
6 Jul 2017The Directorate of Labour in Iceland predicts that around three thousand people will be coming to Iceland through temporary work agencies this year. This number is the double of last year's numbers.
1 Jan 2017As the new year begins, Iceland Monitor takes a look back over 2016 and some of its most popular news stories for each month. Which is your favourite?
18 Nov 2016Iceland Recruitment is a brand new English-language website aimed at linking up locals and foreign workers interested in moving to Iceland with job offers in the country.
10 Nov 2016Icelandic online marketing agency The Engine has posted a rather telling graph related to online searches on election night in the US on Tuesday.
14 Oct 2016Reports have emerged of members of cabin crew working for Icelandic low-cost airline WOW air refusing to follow recent new instructions for extra tidying duties while aircraft are on turn-around abroad.
21 Sep 2016At present numbers, all hotels in the Greater Reykjavik area will likely be full to capacity as early the first quarter of next year, according to a new study on tourism in Iceland performed by analysts from Arion Bank.
10 Sep 2016Dawid and Agnieszka Dawbrowski arrived in Iceland in October 2006 along with numerous other people from Poland who came to seek out work here. In an interview with Morgunblaðið they explain how they have settled in.
24 Aug 2016Almost half of all Icelandic companies are experiencing workforce shortages, with unemployment in Iceland very low, according to new figures.
17 Aug 2016Are you planning to relocate from the UK to Iceland over the next six weeks? Then you could save the cost of your flight here by booking with Icelandic low-cost airline WOW air, reports the Daily Star.
10 Aug 2016“There is clearly a serious shortage of skilled craftsmen in the construction sector in Iceland, as many major projects are manned with foreign labour.”
